I need a tool that I think exists, and if it doesn't, it should.
My turbo oil return (GT3076) needs tightening so I need a half cut away deep socket that will go 'around' the AN line, if you know what I mean. I'm not sure of the size socket I need, but just thought I'd see if anyone knows if they exist - kinda like a spark plug remover I think that goes round the lead...
[All] [Generic] Name of a tool
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[All] [Generic] Name of a tool
January 2014
May 2015
Still in the garage...
..the only thing I can promise for sure is slow progress.
May 2015
just have this niggling thought that if I rip out the wiring, then the car will never get out of the garage again.
Still in the garage...
Re: [All] [Generic] Name of a tool
they do exist yes, dont know if they have a specific name though
remember using one on an o2 sensor which was obviously quite a large socket
what size approximately do you need?
dont think they come in small sizes but could be wrong
remember using one on an o2 sensor which was obviously quite a large socket
what size approximately do you need?
dont think they come in small sizes but could be wrong
Re: [All] [Generic] Name of a tool
i'M THINKING IT IS ABOUT 19MM, MAYBE MORE, AND NOW YOU SAY IT, LAMBDA IS WHAT i MEANT WHEN i SAID SPARK PLUG. i THINK THAT'S WHAT i'M AFTER
damned caps
damned caps
January 2014
May 2015
Still in the garage...
..the only thing I can promise for sure is slow progress.
May 2015
just have this niggling thought that if I rip out the wiring, then the car will never get out of the garage again.
Still in the garage...
Re: [All] [Generic] Name of a tool
is it an O tool
Re: [All] [Generic] Name of a tool
djpkins wrote:is it an O tool
Is he Irish? no offence, just some ligh heartedness )
You need what is known as a Lambda socket.
It's basically long socket in a C shape so the wire protudes out the side and you put your wrench bit in the top as you can't disconnect the wire from the sensor
Think of a spark plug socket with the side cut out about 2-3mm
Halfrauds do them cheap enough or you can just use a spanner. if there is room.
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Re: [All] [Generic] Name of a tool
Something like http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DRAPER-55540- ... 483dbabc61
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Re: [All] [Generic] Name of a tool
22mm huge
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Got back under the car the other day, and realised if I just removed the downpipe, I could use a spanner! What a spanner
January 2014
May 2015
Still in the garage...
..the only thing I can promise for sure is slow progress.
May 2015
just have this niggling thought that if I rip out the wiring, then the car will never get out of the garage again.
Still in the garage...